CoreAVI announced today that it has released enhancements to its accelerated compute framework to further facilitate use of the AMD E9171 Radeon™ GPU capabilities and has extended the availability of the AMD E9171 Radeon™ GPU for the aerospace and defense markets.

CoreAVI announced today that it has released enhancements to its accelerated compute framework to further facilitate use of the AMD E9171 Radeon™ GPU capabilities and has extended the availability of the AMD E9171 Radeon™ GPU for the aerospace and defense markets.

CoreAVI has announced it will showcase its Safe AI and Accelerated GPU Compute solutions in booth 128 at the MOSA Industry & Government Summit & Expo June 17-18, 2024 in National Harbor, Maryland.

Airbus has announced a successful flight test of their Auto’Mate (autonomous in-flight refuelling) demonstrator utilizing CoreAVI’s GPU accelerated AI software stack, including VkCore® SC and ComputeCore™.

CoreAVI announced today its partnership with Telechips to bring the Dolphin 5 system on chip device to the aerospace & defense industry. CoreAVI’s suite of safety critical Vulkan® SC™ – based GPU acceleration drivers and libraries will be available on the Dolphin 5.

SYSGO and CoreAVI are pleased to announce that PikeOS, the real-time operating system with integrated hypervisor, is now available with CoreAVI’s VkCore® SC GPU acceleration driver support for NXP i.MX 8 Quad Max processors.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) announced the availability of Dynamic Temperature Range (DTR) screening and DO-254 safety certification package, with the 11th Gen Intel Core i7 processor to support military, aerospace, urban air mobility and other high reliability markets.

CoreAVI announced today that its safety critical Vulkan®SC™-based graphics and compute software portfolio that powers the next generation of computing and graphics processors is on display at this year’s Army Aviation Mission Solutions Summit (AAAA) in Nashville, Tennessee.

Telechips Inc., the leading automotive supplier of SoC solutions from South Korea, will showcase its new and next-generation Dolphin5 and N-Dolphin automotive chips at the embedded world trade fair in Nuremberg (Arm booth, Hall 4 Stand 4-504 and CoreAVI booth, Hall 4 Stand 4-638) from 14 to 16 March 2023.

Imagination Technologies and Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) are bringing advanced safety-critical drivers to PowerVR GPUs, starting with the IMG B-Series. CoreAVI will provide graphics driver support for the IMG BXS GPU, enabling next-generation safety-critical applications for automotive platforms.

DDC-I, a leading supplier of software and professional services for mission- and safety-critical applications, today announced that it has teamed with CoreAVI to provide an integrated avionics RTOS/graphics platform for high-performance multicore SoCs equipped with on-board graphical processing units (GPUs), including the NXP i.MX 8 and 11th Generation Intel Core i7 (formerly Tiger Lake).

Codeplay Software, a leader in enabling acceleration technologies for Artificial Intelligence (AI) and High-Performance Computing (HPC) development solutions, and CoreAVI, a global developer of real-time safety-critical GPU acceleration solutions, today announced their partnership to develop high-performance, embedded applications for safety critical automotive and industrial applications running on multicore real-time systems.

The US-based company CoreAVI, developer of functionally safe software stacks for embedded applications, has announced it is exhibiting its safe graphics and compute products at the Embedded World 2022 (June 21-23 in Nuremberg, Germany) in booth 4-141.

CoreAVI, US-based developer of functionally safe software stacks, has announced it is exhibiting its safe GPU acceleration products for automotive and industrial environments at Hannover Messe 2022 (May 30 – June 2 in Hannover, Germany) – in hall 6, booth G70.

The US-based company CoreAVI, developer of functionally safe software stacks, has announced it is exhibiting its safe graphics and compute products for industrial and autonomous applications at IoT Solutions World Congress 2022 (May 10-12 in Barcelona, Spain) – in GV Hall P4, Level 0 Street A Stand 179.

CoreAVI, a developer of functionally safe software stacks for embedded applications, today announced that the Vulkan SC API from The Khronos® Group has been ratified, allowing CoreAVI to enable standards-based implementations across the broadest range of silicon platforms in the ecosystem.

CoreAVI provides a safety critical implementation of their graphics and compute drivers to advance real-world deployment of autonomous systems across all vertical markets.

CoreAVI, developer of functionally safe software stacks for embedded applications, today announced it will exhibit at CES 2022 in Las Vegas, January 5-8. At booth #3508 in the LVCC West Hall, CoreAVI will showcase four automotive-focused demos, running on CoreAVI’s VkCore® SC Vulkan-based graphics and compute driver with VkCoreGL® SC2 OpenGL® SC2 libraries.

CoreAVI announced today that it will provide graphics and compute driver support for NXP® Semiconductors’ Arm® Cortex-A53-based i.MX 8 applications processors with dual GPUs to enable next generation low powered, scalable performance capabilities for functionally safe automotive platforms.

CoreAVI – developer of functionally safe software stacks for embedded applications – has announced it is increasingly focusing on the Automotive and Transportation markets in Europe. Their solutions are safety certifiable to the highest integrity levels and are based on open standards, making them flexible and scalable.

The US-based company CoreAVI, developer of functionally safe software stacks for embedded applications, has announced it is expanding its business in Europe, targeting especially the Industrial IoT, Automotive and Transportation Industries.

Abaco Systems, Inc. and CoreAVI announced an extension of their partnership through the signing of a licensing agreement that allows Abaco to implement the AMD Embedded Radeon™ E9171 GPU, associated COTS-D hardware IP, and Vulkan graphics and compute capabilities from CoreAVI into a new rugged embedded graphics processor to be produced and delivered by Abaco.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) announced today the availability of a new hardware Video Conversion Module to enable low latency video processing and graphics merging for mission critical applications. Part of the COTS-D family of safety certifiable module designs, the new VIM3006 Video Conversion Module is the result of a collaboration between sensor solutions provider HENSOLDT and CoreAVI. The FPGA-based design is available to be licensed from CoreAVI with all the data needed for technical support, manufacture, and repair. The module is also available with a data package to support certification to RTCA DO-254/EUROCAE ED-80 under A(M)C 20-152A as well as a FPGA and video processing driver with data package to support RTCA DO-178C/EUROCAE ED-12C certification.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) announced today it will provide customers with a graphics and compute platform for safety critical cockpit displays, mission computing and safe autonomous systems, based on the 11th Gen Intel Core processor. CoreAVI will provide the software and hardware building blocks capable of achieving RTCA DO-178C and DO-254 DAL A, ISO 26262 ASIL D and IEC 61508 SIL 3 safety certifications. Intel will provide CoreAVI with access to detailed technical data, Intel Airworthiness Evidence Package, and Functional Safety Essential Design Package for the processor.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) announced today the release of their Safe AI and Computer Vision Solution including its newest product, VkCoreVX™ SC, a safety critical implementation of Khronos’ OpenVX™1.3 API. CoreAVI’s Safe AI and Computer Vision Solution provides a flexible framework for computer vision, signal processing, and neural network inferencing while achieving the most stringent levels of safety certification. Application developers can now deploy object detection and tracking algorithms based on a safety certifiable framework.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. announced today a suite of Vulkan®-based safety-critical graphics and compute libraries supporting the new, high-performance Arm® Mali™-G78AE GPU for the automotive, industrial and avionics markets. The Mali-G78AE GPU is Arm’s first GPU IP designed for safety critical applications. CoreAVI’s software suite for the Mali-G78AE GPU includes a Vulkan safety driver, GPGPU algorithms, libraries for OpenGL® SC1, OpenGL SC2, and TrueCore™ as well as all safety certification artifacts. This range of next-gen safety-critical software drivers and libraries will be available to support semiconductor designers, OEMs, and Tier 1 system developers. CoreAVI’s automotive safety software products meet ISO 26262 ASIL D certification requirements for advanced automotive and autonomy applications. CoreAVI is also offering avionics customers DO-178C DAL A /EASA ED-12C certifiable versions of the Mali-G78AE GPU driver and graphics and compute libraries. Both of these comprehensive software packages support Mali-G78AE GPUs for safe rendering, ADAS, and autonomy in certified automotive, industrial and avionics applications.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) and SYSGO announced today their collaboration to support Arm’s Cortex-A72-based CPU for next gen safety critical graphics and compute applications. CoreAVI and SYSGO will work together to ensure the interoperability of CoreAVI’s new COTS-D 3U VPX NXP® LX2160-based SBC0003 Single Board Computer hardware design IP with SYSGO’s safety critical PikeOS® RTOS. In addition, CoreAVI will facilitate the support of its AMD E9171 COTS-D GPU hardware IP modules, and VkCore® SC Vulkan® graphics and compute driver portfolio to function in conjunction with PikeOS RTOS. The high performance combination of Arm’s Cortex A-72 processing power with the latest AMD E9171 GPU lowers customers’ costs and risk, as well as shortens the lead times, allowing mil/aero systems to achieve rapid time to production while attaining the highest levels of safety certification.

Lynx Software Technologies, an innovator in modern platform software technologies, and Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (CoreAVI), a leader in graphics and compute platforms for safety critical applications, today announced that they are providing key technologies to support the development of the next generation Panoramic Cockpit Display Electronic Unit (PCD-EU) for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter. This development is a key element of the of the “Technology Refresh 3” (TR3) modernization program being led by Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT).

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) and Hensoldt announced today that Hensoldt has selected CoreAVI’s COTS-D hardware IP and graphics and compute software to provide a new generation of safety certified mission computers and display systems. The system will be certified to DO-254/ED-80 and DO-178C/ED-12C Design Assurance Level (DAL) A. The system will use the AMD E9171 GPU, AMD’s latest graphics processor that is provided by CoreAVI to the avionics and high reliability markets. Hensoldt’s scalable and most advanced display and compute systems will address the need for both technology refresh requirements as well as deployments for new safety critical avionics programs.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) announced today that it has achieved formal Khronos Group compliance for its VkCoreGL™ SC1 (OpenGL SC 1.0.1) application library running on its Vulkan-based VkCore® SC graphics and compute driver. Successfully passing Khronos’ conformance testing process ensures implementation quality and provides implementor protection via the Khronos Intellectual Property Framework. Adhering to open software standards is a key part of CoreAVI’s philosophy and this compliance provides customers with the standards-based confidence they require for safety critical software products. CoreAVI is the chair of Khronos’ Vulkan Safety Critical Working Group to define a formal safety critical version of Vulkan and is continually focused on driving forward new standards to support true safety critical compute capabilities using graphics processors.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) announced today the release of ComputeCore™, a suite of safety certifiable compute libraries supported on the company’s Vulkan compute and graphics platform. ComputeCore includes a unique safety critical framework and a suite of algorithms and libraries that provides the industry’s first safety certifiable platform to enable high performance accelerated compute and autonomous systems. ComputeCore facilitates a path to safety certification from non-safety critical OpenCL® or CUDA® applications by providing pre-written algorithms that can be used immediately, saving integrators time and money on designing their own algorithms.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) announced a technology partnership with Arm today to work together on solutions for safety critical graphics processing for next generation automotive systems.
This partnership will help simplify and lower the risks of achieving the most stringent levels of safety certification by automotive system manufacturers. CoreAVI is uniquely positioned to bring lessons learned from aerospace digital cockpit safety use cases to the automotive safety market. This will enable automotive manufacturers and suppliers to efficiently deploy safety critical cockpit applications such as digital clusters, head-up displays, augmented vision systems, digital mirrors and advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS).

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) announced today that it will provide graphics and compute driver support for NXP® Semiconductors’ Arm® A53-based i.MX 8 applications processor with dual GPUs to enable next generation safety-critical avionics and automotive platforms. CoreAVI’s newest VkCore™ SC Vulkan®-based graphics and compute driver portfolio, as well as its VkCoreGL™ SC1 OpenGL® SC 1.0.1 and VkCoreGL SC2 OpenGL SC 2.0 application libraries, enable implementation of a full safe software stack on the i.MX 8 application processor. Drivers for automotive applications are certified as Safety Elements out of Context (SEooC), while for avionics applications, drivers are available with DO-178C safety certification evidence. This will not only enable customers with the opportunity to facilitate state-of-the-art graphics and compute capabilities in the next generation of applications such as avionics vision enhancement, Safe Clusters, and Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS), but also provide a simplified, low risk path to ISO 26262 as well as DO-178C safety certifications.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) announced today that it will provide graphics and compute driver support for NXP® Semiconductors’ Arm® A53-based i.MX 8 applications processor with dual GPUs to enable next generation safety-critical avionics and automotive platforms. CoreAVI’s newest VkCore™ SC Vulkan®-based graphics and compute driver portfolio, as well as its VkCoreGL™ SC1 OpenGL® SC 1.0.1 and VkCoreGL SC2 OpenGL SC 2.0 application libraries, enable implementation of a full safe software stack on the i.MX 8 application processor. Drivers for automotive applications are certified as Safety Elements out of Context (SEooC), while for avionics applications, drivers are available with DO-178C safety certification evidence. This will not only enable customers with the opportunity to facilitate state-of-the-art graphics and compute capabilities in the next generation of applications such as avionics vision enhancement, Safe Clusters, and Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS), but also provide a simplified, low risk path to ISO 26262 as well as DO-178C safety certifications.

Airbus Defence and Space and Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) announced today a technology partnership to enable the use of GPU compute in airborne systems and applications that require the highest RTCA DO-178C/EUROCAE ED-12C DAL A safety certifications. Based on the use of CoreAVI’s platforms for safety certifiable applications, including its VkCore™ SC Vulkan®-based compute driver architecture, the two companies will work together to fully define and be ready to deliver  software and systems that perform safety critical GPU compute operations to enable the most advanced autonomous systems and other avionics applications that can take advantage of GPU compute functions.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) announced today that it will be demonstrating a complete AMD Embedded Radeon™ E9171-based safety certifiable solution in AMD’s Booth 360 in Hall 1 at Embedded World. This safety critical solution showcases VkCore™ SC, the industry’s first safety critical Vulkan®-based graphics and compute driver, running VkCoreGL™ SC 1.0.1 OpenGL® SC-based libraries, as well as CoreAVI’s DO-254 hardware IP containing the AMD Embedded Radeon E9171 GPU.  Designed from the ground up for safety and efficiency, CoreAVI’s VkCore SC driver is certifiable to RTCA DO-178C/EUROCAE ED-12C up to Design Assurance Level (DAL) A, eliminates the need for separate compute and graphics APIs, enables heightened performance, flexibility, and direct access to the GPU and reduces CPU overhead.  VkCoreGL SC 1.0.1 libraries allow legacy OpenGL applications to take advantage of the advanced capabilities of Vulkan while transitioning from OpenGL to Vulkan.  A first in the mil/aero industry, VkCore SC running on the AMD Radeon Embedded E9171 GPU-based compact module provides integrators with the low powered, high performance GPU their modern graphics applications demand and allows their systems to harness both graphics and compute capabilities simultaneously.

DDC-I today announced it is working with Core Avionics & Industrial (CoreAVI), Arm, and North Atlantic Industries (NAI) to deliver an integrated safety-critical display and GPU computing solution designed for next-generation avionics systems. The smart display solution, utilizing the Arm®Cortex®-A53 multicore processor on AMD’s E9171 GPU, integrates the Deos DO-178 real-time operating system with CoreAVI’s newest safety-critical VkCore™ SC Vulkan®-based driver suite and VkCoreGL™ SC OpenGL®-based graphics and video libraries, all deployed on NAI’s 3U, single-slot OpenVPX singe-board computers. The integrated platform gives avionics OEMs a high-performance embedded platform for developing and deploying complex 2D/3D graphics and advanced streaming video in a scalable, DO-254/DO-178C package that is certifiable to Design Assurance Level (DAL) A.

US Army and Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) announced today that their successful collaboration on the Crew Mission Station (CMS), technology demonstration program for UH-60 Blackhawk aircraft, has resulted in CMS being selected for a Limited User Evaluation (LUE). The prototype CMS is running CoreAVI’s ArgusCore™ OpenGL® SC 1.0.1 graphics library suite and EGL_EXT_Compositor on Intel® i7 hardware with embedded HD5000 graphics displayed on Avalex’s 6” x 8” smart display.  Fully integrated with Presagis’s ARINC 661 server, the CMS could be the first system evaluated by warfighters using the EGL_EXT_Compositor extension, taking advantage of its flexible graphics windowing capabilities within their multiple guest OS architecture.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) announced today the release of a new safety critical VkCore SC driver based on a subset of Khronos’ Vulkan® 1.0 API. Designed from the ground-up for safety critical and high performance, VkCore SC enables applications to harness a modern GPU’s graphics and compute capabilities, all in one driver. VkCore SC is certifiable to RTCA DO-178C/EUROCAE ED-12C up to Design Assurance Level (DAL) A as well as ISO 26262 ASIL D. Legacy graphics applications are also supported through OpenGL® SC 1.0.1 and Open GL SC 2 libraries running on top of VkCore SC. This enables applications to take advantage of both OpenGL and Vulkan simultaneously and allows for long term support for OpenGL SC 1 and OpenGL SC 2. CoreAVI’s VkCore SC supports latest generation GPUs and SoCs, including AMD’s Embedded Radeon™ E9171, and NXP’s i.MX8. NASA has selected CoreAVI’s VkCore SC driver for its X-59 QueSST Low-Boom Flight Aircraft.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) announced today that it has been selected by NASA to provide their safety critical Vulkan driver – VkCore SC – for deployment into NASA’s X-59 Quiet SuperSonic Technology (QueSST) aircraft. VkCore SC is designed for DO-178C/ ED-12C DAL A certification and is available with complete certification evidence. It offers both flexible and powerful graphics and compute capabilities in one driver and will incorporate CoreAVI’s TrueCore™ 2.0 Safety Monitor to ensure the health and integrity of the system’s GPU and support the GPU’s certification to the highest DAL levels. VkCore SC will be deployed on Wind River® VxWorks® 7 RTOS.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) announced today its software and hardware support for the AMD Embedded Radeon™ E9171 discrete graphics processing unit (GPU). CoreAVI is offering the AMD Embedded Radeon E9171 GPU complemented by a full suite of ArgusCore™ SC OpenGL® driver library suites, EncodeCore™ and DecodeCore™ video drivers, HyperCore™ GPU virtualization manager, TrueCore™ GPU safety monitor, and SecureCore™ information assurance tool.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“Core AVI”) announces today the availability of the industry’s first COTS Hardware Design IP solutions which are certifiable to DO-254/ED-80, as part of a complete safety critical solution including comprehensive DO-178C software support.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) has announced the completion of the integration of CoreAVI’s ArgusCore SC™ (OpenGL SC®) graphics driver with BAE Systems’ ASN-128E Doppler/Global Positioning System Navigation Set (DGNS). This driver delivery supports the AMD Embedded Radeon GPUs and includes the integration of a Card Support Library provided by BAE Systems, running on the Green Hills® Software INTEGRITY-178 Real Time Operating System.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) announces the immediate availability of the industry’s first FACE-aligned EGL_EXT_compositor extension for their ArgusCore SC1 and ArgusCore SC2 graphics driver families, which are supersets of Khronos’ OpenGL SC 1.0.1 and OpenGL SC 2.0 respectively. 

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) and HENSOLDT Sensors GmbH (“HENSOLDT”) have announced the world’s first RTCA DO-178C and EUROCAE ED-12C safety certifiable 4K video output hosted on HENSOLDT’s RTCA DO-254 and EUROCAE ED-80 safety certifiable Mission Computer. This continues the long relationship between CoreAVI and HENSOLDT to provide innovative and cost effective graphics and video processing solutions for safety critical applications such as synthetic vision systems (SVS).

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) announces the immediate availability of ENSCO’s IGL®, a highly efficient and safety certifiable OpenGL® SC 1.0 graphics rendering engine. The new availability of IGL to COREAVI’s customers is the result of a longstanding collaboration between CoreAVI and ENSCO Avionics.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (CoreAVI) and NXP Semiconductors N.V. announce today the availability of graphics driver libraries and safety evidence for the S32V234 family of processors for advanced driver assistance systems; enabling the highest levels of safety critical use in automotive certifiable graphics products. The product offering includes CoreAVI’s suite of GPU accelerated OpenGL drivers, AutoCore™, compliant to ISO 26262 ASIL D for automotive applications.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (CoreAVI) and NXP Semiconductors N.V. announce today that they have reached agreement for CoreAVI to sell and support the S32V234 product family globally for safety critical display applications. This support includes providing the highest levels of safety critical graphics drivers, safety certification data packages and evaluation boards for avionics and industrial applications. 

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) and VeriSilicon Holdings Co., Ltd. announce today that they have completed product integration to offer extensive graphics driver libraries and safety evidence, enabling the highest levels of safety critical use in certifiable graphics systems. The product collaboration includes CoreAVI’s suite of GPU accelerated OpenGL drivers: Autocore, compliant to ISO 26262 ASIL D for automotive applications, and ArgusCore SC™ compliant to RTCA DO-178C and EUROCAE ED-12C DAL A for use with FAA and EASA avionics certification, for VeriSilicon’s family of VIVANTE GC graphics IP cores. 

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”) and Airbus DS Electronics and Border Security (EBS) have announced the completion of the integration of CoreAVI’s ArgusCore SC™ (OpenGL SC) graphics driver with Airbus DS Electronics and Border Security’s SFERION Mission System. The final OpenGL SC driver delivery includes the complete RTCA DO-178C/EUROCAE ED-12C certification package as well as artifacts supporting RTCA DO-254/EUROCAE ED-80 safety certification of AMD Embedded Radeon™ GPUs. 

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc (“CoreAVI”) announced today that its OpenGL SC driver suite for the AMD Radeon™ E8860 graphics processor has been selected and successfully integrated on ASELSAN’s new advanced mission computer product line and Turkey’s Sikorsky Aircraft’s S-70i™ BLACK HAWK Helicopter. ASELSAN’s multi-function display system is utilizing CoreAVI’s OpenGL SC driver version that is configured for multi-core platforms, thereby enabling ASELSAN to unlock the full potential of advanced graphics across multi-core processing in a safety-critical platform. The collaboration between ASELSAN and CoreAVI includes the FAA DO-178B / DO-254 Level A avionics safety certification for the new advanced mission computer system.

At Aviation Electronics Europe (AEE) this month, Aitech Defense Systems Inc. and CoreAVI will be exhibiting a demo of a high performance graphics system that captures images with an extremely low latency of two frames. All video throughput runs under VxWorks on a single core of a 12-core T4240 processor, keeping the remaining 11 cores free for other processing tasks. 

Creative Electronic Systems (CES) announces the adoption of CoreAVI’s TrueCore technology, in the scope of its strategic partnership with CoreAVI. CES is currently integrating CoreAVI’s software GPU monitor, TrueCore, on its rugged GPU board: the VGP-2870. The integration of TrueCore on the VGP-2870 provides CES customers with a path to DAL-B certification (DO-254 / DO-178) for safety-critical video applications.

TrueCore™, CoreAVI’s real-time software GPU safety monitor, is an innovative approach that enables the use of COTS graphics processors in avionics and other safety-critical display systems, without the need for external FPGA based safety monitors. CoreAVI completed a product design meeting on TrueCore with the FAA where it was concluded that the product addresses the certification concerns associated with use of complex COTS Graphics Processors in systems requiring Level A compliance.

The Khronos™ Group, an open consortium of leading hardware and software companies, announces the immediate availability of the OpenGL ® SC 2.0 specification for bringing programmable graphics to systems that require system safety certification. The OpenGL SC 2.0 API specification has been developed by the Khronos Safety Critical working group to address the unique and stringent requirements of high reliability display system markets, including FAA DO-178C and EASA ED-12C Level A for avionics, and ISO 26262 safety standards for automotive.

Available with complete DO-178C Level A safety certification evidence, CoreAVI delivers the first ever OpenGL SC 2.0 graphics drivers. On display at the Aviation Electronics Conference in Munich (April 20-21, 2016), CoreAVI demonstrates its OpenGL SC 2.0 graphics drivers running on Curtiss-Wright’s rugged VPX3-133 SBC (NXP T2080) and VPX3-716 (AMD Radeon E8860 GPU) graphics module executing VxWorks RTOS and Presagis’ VAPS XT HMI graphics development tool.

CoreAVI announces the purchase of all residual intellectual property assets of ALT Software through ALT Software’s bankruptcy proceedings in Canada, where ALT Software had been headquartered. This acquisition allows for support of legacy and future graphics systems based on these technologies and expands CoreAVI’s existing line of OpenGL Graphics Driver products, resulting in the broadest offering in the industry.

CoreAVI’s real-time OpenGL driver suite and safety certification package for Intel® HD graphics enables high reliability customers access to popular Intel processors with a wide range of features and performance capabilities. CoreAVI’s embedded graphics solutions enable system manufacturers in aerospace, defense, medical, industrial and automotive markets to most effectively deploy Intel® HD graphics architectures in real-time and safety critical systems.

Technology demonstrations of CoreAVI’s OpenGL SC driver suite for Intel® HD graphics processors integrated with VxWorks 7 will be available on recently announced Wind River Marketplace app store.

CoreAVI’s new H.264/MPEG2 video decode driver suite, fully integrated with their OpenGL SC graphics driver, will be on display February 24-26 in Nuremburg, Germany at Embedded World 2015 in AMD’s booth at Hall 1, #1-138. The 3D synthetic vision cockpit display demonstration system utilizes Esterel’s SCADE Display HMI and features the AMD Embedded Radeon™ E8860 graphics processor and Universal Video Decode (UVD) engine enabled on Wind River VxWorks 7 RTOS and Curtiss-Wright’s VPX3-133 (Freescale T2080) SBC and VPX3-716 graphics module.

Airbus Defence and Space has selected Core Avionics & Industrial’s (CoreAVI) AMD Embedded Radeon OpenGL SC and OpenGL ES 2.0 driver suite, DO-254 GPU and DO-178C driver certification packages to be used in their latest safety certified avionics display system for situational awareness application for commercial and military aviation. The high performance graphics processing system of Airbus Defence and Space includes support for real time operating systems and safety critical operation with OpenGL graphics and complete DO-254, DO-178C and ED-12C certification artifacts.

On display at MILCOM 2014 (Military Communications Conference) to be held October 6-8, 2014 at the Baltimore Convention Center in Wind River’s booth #643, CoreAVI, Curtiss-Wright, ANSYS, and Wind River demonstrate advanced graphics capabilities based on their fully integrated multicore, multiple secure partition solutions running on Wind River VxWorks MILS Platform.

CoreAVI expands its product portfolio to enable embedded display system manufacturers with safety critical graphics support for Freescale’s® very low power i.MX 6 series ARM® Cortex® based processor family. High reliability system manufacturers from all markets can now take advantage of CoreAVI’s comprehensive development of ARM based safety certifiable OpenGL graphics drivers.

The Boeing Company has selected the combined graphics technologies from AMD (NYSE:AMD) and Core Avionics & Industrial (CoreAVI) to enable next generation high performance avionics cockpit display systems. Boeing, the world leader in aircraft technology development, is utilizing the leading edge capabilities of AMD embedded Radeon™ graphics processing units (GPUs) and CoreAVI’s highly efficient embedded and safety critical drivers to enhance visual effects designed to increase situational awareness, safety and aircraft effectiveness. The state-of-the-art AMD graphics processing technologies are supported on real time operating systems and safety critical platforms by CoreAVI with OpenGL drivers and complete DO-178C certification artifacts.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”), a Channel One company, today announced that it has released its latest embedded OpenGL and video decode drivers with support for the highly anticipated release of the latest version of Wind River® VxWorks® real-time operating system (RTOS). CoreAVI’s suite of OpenGL ES, OpenGL SC, and H.264/MPEG2 drivers are designed to enable highly scalable and high performance graphics/video support on a variety of VxWorks 7 configurations, including Wind River Hypervisor virtualization technology, secure time and space partitioning, user mode real time processes, and multicore synchronous and asynchronous platforms.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”), a Channel One company, today announced software and hardware solutions developed to enable the new AMD (NYSE:AMD) Radeon™ E8860 discrete graphics processing unit (GPU) to be used by defense, aerospace, and other high reliability system manufacturers. CoreAVI offers temperature-screened versions of the AMD E8860 GPU complemented with a full suite of OpenGL SC / ES, video decode, and OpenCL software drivers for real time operating systems, complete RTCA DO-178C / EUROCAE ED-12C Level A certification packages and 20 year program supply management.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”), a Channel One company, announced today that it has developed and released graphics driver support for Wind River Hypervisor, part of the Wind River portfolio of trusted systems, which provides safety, security, and embedded virtualization capabilities used by the world’s leading manufacturers of aerospace and defense applications.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc (“CoreAVI”), a Channel One company announced today that it has completed final delivery of its DO-178C Level C certification package for its OpenGL SC graphics driver to Cobham Aerospace Communications, Prescott, AZ. Anticipated to be the first ever completed DO-178C project, CoreAVI offers a variety of certification packages for its OpenGL SC graphics drivers including support for EASA ED-12C and FAA DO-178C up to Design Assurance Level A.

Phoenix, Arizona, September 26, 2013. Core Avionics & Industrial Inc (“CoreAVI”), a Channel One company, and Honeywell Aerospace announced a strategic alliance to advance avionics cockpit display technologies for deployment into aerospace, and other high reliability applications

DDC-I, a leading supplier of software and professional services for mission- and safety-critical applications, today announced the availability of the high performance AMD Radeon™ E4690 GPU and Core Avionics & Industrial, Inc’s (CoreAVI) OpenGL SC display software for DDC-I’s Deos™ safety-critical real-time operating system. Avionics systems running Deos can now utilize the AMD Radeon™ E4690 GPU and CoreAVI driver to deliver high-performance embedded OpenGL 2D/3D graphics and streaming video in a scalable, certifiable, package. The CoreAVI software comes with a complete DO-178C Level A certification package, which is fully integrated with Deos.

Core Avionics & Industrial Inc. (“CoreAVI”), a Channel One company, has announced the development of embedded OpenCL drivers for the new AMD Embedded G-Series SOC processors (NYSE:AMD) for use in the mil-aero and high reliability markets. In addition, CoreAVI will enhance their existing OpenGL driver offering to support the AMD Embedded G-Series SOC family of products. CoreAVI’s OpenCL architecture will allow system manufacturers to take advantage of the heterogeneous and general purpose processing capabilities of AMD’s Radeon™ graphics processors (GPUs) and multicore system-on-a-chip (SOC) processors. Designed from the ground up for deployment in resource-constrained devices, CoreAVI’s embedded OpenGL driver sets and OpenCL API will support popular real-time and safety critical operating systems such as Green Hills INTEGRITY, DDCI Deos and Wind River VxWorks. 

CoreAVI provides “program ready” AMD graphics and System on Chips (SoCs) components to mil-aero and other high reliability embedded system manufacturers. This includes providing temperature screened components with 20+ year production supply, embedded OpenGL graphics drivers and FAA DO-178B/C and DO-254 safety critical certification data sets. CoreAVI provides system customers with a suite of software products designed to enable the use of AMD’s GPUs and SoCs in high reliability industrial, medical and mil-aero markets. 

Curtiss-Wright Controls Defense Solutions (CWCDS), a business group of Curtiss-Wright Controls, has partnered with Channel One and its subsidiary Core Avionics & Industrial (CoreAVI) to provide the defense and aerospace embedded COTS market with an unprecedented 15-year lifetime support guarantee for the XMC-715 graphics controller and future generations of AMD® Radeon®-based embedded Graphics Processing Units (GPUs). This partnership builds on the companies’ existing successful relationship for support on the AMD Radeon M9 GPU that enables CWCDS to continue to provide PMC-704 and PMC-706 graphics controllers for many more years to come.